Want the Perfect “Promposal”? Fake A Romance
During “promposal season”–which dominates springtime on campus–the student body crowds into the main quad, pushing forward to get the best view of the latest romantic spectacle.
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My Mom, The College Student
My mom was 21 when she got pregnant with me. She had to grow up faster than her peers, and take on a huge responsibility. Probably 10 years too early.
Trump Tracker: What’s The Deal With “School Choice?”
Rather than requiring you to go back to school in order to understand what’s up with Trump’s education plan, we’re breaking down some of the concepts in order to keep the big picture in focus.
Meet Bobby Brooks: Texas A&M’s First Openly Gay Student Body President
Bobby Brooks, a junior at Texas A&M, is a trailblazer for the university and its culture.
DISCUSSION: How Should Schools Address Privilege In The Classroom?
When you hear the word “privilege,” you might picture a super rich person wearing a tuxedo and eating caviar for breakfast. But it’s not just the “one percenters” who have privilege. Privilege is tied to your race, class, sexual orientation, gender identity, nationality, immigration or health status.
Going Against My Family’s Career Goals
My parents want me to go into science, medicine, technology, or math. But I have other ideas.
FAFSA Just Got Easier For College Students
This time last year, I was scrambling on college applications–and completely blind to how much tuition would cost. Neither of…
Without Civics Education, Some Teens Say They’re Unprepared To Vote
“Simple things like bringing in the voting machine and let the students practice it” can help students feel more prepared to vote.
Experiencing The Struggle Of My Country
In my country Burma we had a lot of war and the people were struggling a lot. It is really…